Nifty Little Re-cycled Beer Holder
Keep your beer safe between sips with these easy-to-make, nifty little beer holders. All you need is some old tins, spray paint, scrap wood, washers, an 8 mm thread bar, and some 8 mm nuts.
The tins we used were quite deep, which made it a little difficult to grab a beer if it was in a can. It kinda got lost inside the tins. So we cut circles from wood offcuts using a hole saw and then we drilled an 8 mm hole in the center of each wooden circle and in the bottom of the tin cans.
We sprayed the cans and wooden circles using some leftover Rust-Oleum textured paint from one of our other projects and began joining up all the bits.
Take an 8 mm nut and thread it onto the thread bar, then add a big, fat washer, insert the thread bar into the tin can, and add another big fat washer and nut. Tighten the nuts and squish the wooden circle onto the thread bar on the inside of the can.
Now go grab your favourite beverage, jab your nifty little holder in the grass and you’re ready to go, safe in the knowledge that your newly opened beer won’t tip over.
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And if you prefer to buy rather than DIY, then maybe these beauties will appeal. Sorry, I looked everywhere to try to find moss vases, so here are a few vases I would love to add to my collection.
And as always, wishing you a wonderful, crafty week filled with lots of love. Thank you for popping in for a visit.
P.S. For a personal touch add some chalk board labels.
P.S.S Plonk some ice cubes in the tin can before inserting your beer for that perfectly chilled effect
What does it say?
Hee, hee, it say’s “Sarel se Dop” 😉
🙂 🙂 🙂 Hmmmmm…
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